Balance leads on DIY Battery packs how to
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Published 2017-04-09
Links to ebay:
Mixed search of balance leads:
goo.gl/Bnw7Gk
3s/3s/4s leads: goo.gl/xBX3Pu
Good RC charger:
goo.gl/cNnA4Z
I recommend the Duo variants :)
More information can be found here:
diytechandrepairs.nu/balance-leads-how-to/
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All Comments (21)
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Brilliant, 7 years later and still the clearest explanation how to wire up a balance lead.
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This did make more sense to me than most videos, for whatever reason. Thanks KTW.
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Just wanted to say thanx for the info. Made myself a 4s today and without your help wood be lost on the balance lead hook-ups. Keep doin what your doin for us newbie's!!!
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Really great tutorial! This is the exact info I needed to do my DIY 3S 18650 balanced battery. Thanks a lot!
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Simplicity is the key! Most of us, trying to make some simple battery stuffs is very usefull this kind of video. Great, Like!
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You are a very good teacher! Well done! Kudos to you sir!
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This perfectly explained what I needed to know, thank you!
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Best explanation for balance leads.
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Thank you! This is exactly what i was looking for.
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Nice video mate, very clear and a great tutorial. Well done!
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Great explanation on how these leads get wired. I'm old school NiCd RC fellow. I'm new to the Lipo scene. I was recently manually balance charging LiO 18650 cells in some Milwaukee packs which have sat for years unused, but new. I have a 4 cell (individual charging slots for 1 cell each) charger from the vape/flashlight market. I made some cell adapters to place into the charger with some test leads (j-hooks) to attach to tabs on assembled packs. The goal being to charge each cell individually with each port of the 4 port charger. I used this successfully to bring cells up to 4.2V each. However, I was only able to use one charge bay, and do it one cell at a time. I bought a different 8 cell charger (for loose cells), but it would fault out when more than one cell was connected. I made a bunch of blank cells with wire leads to place in charger bays. I'd like to try to use them all at once, as I have large 12ah tool packs I'd like to bring into balance. Would using diodes maybe help? I'd like to avoid removing tabs. Should I just break down and buy a hobby balance charger? lol I actually have a lot of 4s, 5s, 7s leads from other projects.
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Thank you sir, this answered my question exactly :) Im going to get into soldering and make my own charging squids :)
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Excellent bit of instruction Thank you
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Great video!!!! Thank you...please make more.
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Thanks great video your explanation even I could understand.
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Awsome tutorial 5 stars rating
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Just what I needed thanks
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thank you very easy to follow..
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Nice and clear, thank you.
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Thank you for doing this